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What Are Boys Learning from the Super Bowl?
Jennifer Newsom 1/16/2015
Guest Blogger
Advocacy, Media and Body Image, Violence in the Media
What Are Boys Learning from the Super Bowl?
It's difficult to imagine a more hypermasculine public ritual than the Super Bowl. Muscular men shoving and slamming against each other, seeking dominance over one another, and being revered and... read more
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Study: Kids Go Digital, But TV Still Reigns
Caroline Knorr 10/28/2013
Senior Parenting Editor | Mom of one
Advocacy, Common Sense News
Study: Kids Go Digital, But TV Still Reigns
On a recent plane trip, the toddler in the row ahead of me reached through the gap in the seats and swooshed her finger across my iPad. She didn't speak; she didn't even look at me. She simply had a... read more
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